Brian Scheid

Retail investors jumped back into buying equities in January as the S&P 500 climbed to an all-time high after uncharacteristically selling stocks amid a rally at the end of 2023.

US government bond yields have climbed recently as the Federal Reserve tamped down interest rate cut expectations. Yet, the Treasury market's path forward may be murkier than it has been in years.

Investors of all ages have grown increasingly skeptical of environmental investing. Source: damircudic/E+ via Getty Images.

While it is not quite the meteoric rise of NVIDIA Corp., or the substantial performance of much of the Magnificent 7 stocks, nearly half of the S&P 500's industrials sector stocks have hit all-time highs so far this year.

As financial markets face uncertainty over when the US Federal Reserve will begin cutting interest rates, an even bigger question may be when and where central bankers plan to stop.

US wages grew at the slowest pace in two years in a sign that the US could avoid the recession for which economists have long been bracing.

Inflation rates may be down from their peaks, but high prices remain a top concern for US consumers. Source: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images News via Getty Images North America.

Short sellers boosted their bets against communication services stocks in March as the sector recorded market gains that outpaced a broader rally.

US government bond yields may soon climb toward their recent peak as inflation remains stubbornly above the US Federal Reserve's target, the labor

Initial public offering activity slowed in the first quarter of 2024 to the lowest level since the second quarter of 2020.